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Williamson County Marriage Records

Marriage records in Williamson County, Tennessee, are available through several channels. WilliamsonCourt.us will help you quickly find public information about marriage records in this county. Additionally, you can contact the County Clerk's office directly, which issues marriage licenses and maintains the relevant documents. Access is also possible in person at the clerk's office, by mail, or through the online index of Williamson County Archives, which contains historical marriage records.

Williamson Marriage Records Search

In the state of Tennessee, the responsibility for issuing marriage licenses is assigned to the County Clerk. In Williamson County, this function is performed by the Williamson County Clerk's office. This is where marriage licenses, returned marriage certificates, and related documents are stored.

The marriage records collection includes:

  • Marriage licenses issued in the county
  • Marriage certificates submitted after the ceremony
  • Historical records dating back to the county's founding (1799)

To search for older records — marriages, court cases, wills, and deeds — use the online index of Williamson County Archives, which contains over 409,000 records. This is a free resource.

Williamson County Clerk

1320 West Main Street, Suite 138
Franklin, TN 37064Phone: (615) 790-5712Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00–16:30

Note: Office hours may change on holidays. It's better to call before visiting.

Certified Marriage Record Copies and Fees in Williamson

The cost of obtaining copies of marriage records at the county level is set according to Tennessee law (T.C.A. § 8-21-1001 and related statutes). Below is an approximate fee schedule:

ServiceCost
Certified copy of marriage certificate$5.00 (county level)
Additional copy (in one order)$2.00–$5.00
Record search (if the exact date is unknown)An additional fee may be charged

Alternatively, a certified copy can be ordered through the Tennessee Department of Health, Office of Vital Records. The fee there is usually $15.00 for the first copy. This option is useful if you do not know in which county the marriage was registered.

Processing times depend on the method of request submission. In-person requests at the County Clerk's office are usually processed the same day. Mail requests may take two to four weeks.

Order Marriage Certificates Online or In Person in Williamson

In Person

The fastest way is to visit the Williamson County Clerk's office at:

1320 West Main Street, Suite 138
Franklin, TN 37064Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00–16:30

Bring a valid photo ID with you. Payment is accepted on-site.

Online

To order a certified copy at the state level, use the Tennessee Department of Health — Office of Vital Records portal. Online orders through their website are processed with an additional service fee. Records registered since 1945 are available through this channel.

To search for historical index records (without a certified copy), visit the Williamson County Archives page.

By Mail

To order a copy by mail, send a request to the Williamson County Clerk. Include in the envelope:

  1. A written request specifying the full names of the spouses and the approximate date of marriage
  2. A copy of your photo ID
  3. A check or money order for the appropriate amount (payable to Williamson County Clerk)
  4. A self-addressed stamped envelope

Mailing address for requests:

Williamson County Clerk
1320 West Main Street, Suite 138Franklin, TN 37064

According to the Tennessee Public Records Act, citizens have the right to access public government documents, including marriage records. If you need additional information on the public records request procedure at the state level, refer to the Comptroller of the Treasury's public records requests page. To quickly start your search, visit WilliamsonCourt.us.